Sentence examples for press because of from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, Robert Zemeckis has taken a drubbing in the press because of the failure of Mars Needs Moms.

More recently, the prince and princess have come under scrutiny by the British press because of their unusual housing situation.

A few months later, the star -- hounded by the press because of her scandalous love life -- commits suicide herself.

Coconut oil has had a bad press because of its high saturated-fat content, but devotees claim it is misunderstood.

"Naked Lunch" had just been published by the Olympia Press; because of censorship it would not be published in the United States for another three years.

A list of some individuals whose decease during the past year might have been noted more fully by the press because of the singularity of their achievements.

Last year, he received an ethics award from the Society of Professional Journalists for his decision to resign from The News-Press because of editorial pressures imposed by Ms. McCaw.

As a practical matter, however, most claims are not pressed because of the costs involved.

Lyle Denniston is the only member of our team permitted in the press area; he has a press credential because of his reporting for WBUR in Boston.

Dattch has received a lot of press recently, because of the number of men trying to use the app.

"I know I had two misjudged balls at the end of the season last year which got a lot of press just because of the importance of the games.